Pocket Classroom Jobs Bulletin Board Idea

By Kayla • April 3, 2018

Hartville Elementary SchoolSeveral weeks ago, I had the extreme privilege of visiting my childhood elementary school to check out the newest and best in classroom decorations! Despite their busy schedules - meetings and last minute preparations before school started the next day - the gracious teachers at Hartville Elementary welcomed me into their colorful and engaging world; a world in which they will spend countless hours the next 180 days, imp!acting the lives of the children in our community. I thank you all for dedicating your lives to helping our children grow, both as students and individuals. Here's to a brilliant school year, ladies and gents! {And thanks a million for allowing me the opportunity to visit your classrooms! I had a blast!}

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Motivational Back To School Classroom Management Bulletin Board Idea
Photo Source: Jennifer Carey

We love this classroom jobs display from third grade teacher, Jennifer Carey. The colorful {adorably homemade} pockets made with vibrant scrapbook paper and button accents work perfectly with the clothespin markers to remind students of their responsibility in keeping the classroom running smoothly - both through classroom duties and their personal behavior.

Pocket Jobs Display

  • Background: Blue background paper.
  • Title: "Responsibility...You Are Responsible For You. Only You!"  - Jennifer used a purchased poster to remind her students of this important message, but you could also use word processing software to create your own!
  • Border: Colorfully patterned trimmer.
  • Decoration: Create a pocket pattern from heavy weight paper, using this to trace and cut pocket shapes from plain card stock. Mount the cut pockets onto patterned scrapbook paper, creating a vibrant border around each. Create as many layers as desired, edging the sides of the cutout with decorative scissors if desired, as well. Label each pocket with a different job title, laminate, and add other embellishments - a button, colorful paper scraps, etc. Set a basket of clothespins, each pin scripted with the name of a student, next to the display and use them to assign classroom duties.

Supplies for this bulletin board...

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Kayla is a creative homeschool mom and co-owner of SupplyMe. She's passionate about teaching her kids through hands-on learning and faith-based education. Whether she's crafting with her kids or planning lessons, she loves inspiring others to make learning meaningful and fun. Read more about Kayla →

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